Sentence examples for continued scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

We've looked up from our desks, seen the world being raised to the ground all around us, and continued scrutinizing whether or not, 13 years on, the Crazy Frog is actually woke.

Election workers planned to continue scrutinizing the lever voting machines on Saturday.

Though the increase in diarrhea cases may not be related to spoiled foods, Ms. Mullin said people need to continue scrutinizing the perishables in their refrigerators.

Process engineers will keep on testing more types of feedstocks and reactor configurations to enhance productivities and yields, whereas systems analysts and economists continue scrutinizing new available published data to merit processes on their environmental impact and cost-effectiveness.

When asked about Warren's letter, the SEC said it will continue scrutinize Cohen's trading activity.

Judge Forrest continued to scrutinize Ms. Taymor's case, noting that she has admitted that she used the 2002 movie "Spider-Man" - the first in the recent Tobey Maguire franchise - as a basis for her outline.

But an agency official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that while analysts continued to scrutinize the evidence, it was "pretty good" and that the agency was confident of the find.

But law enforcement officials continued to scrutinize passenger and crew lists for international flights coming into the United States, and Mexican officials confirmed that the United States had formally asked them on Tuesday to heighten security precautions at Mexican airports, ports and border crossings.

The prosecutors have continued to scrutinize some of the financing mechanisms that Mr. Torricelli and his aides used during the 1996 campaign, including contributions that Mr. Chang and other donors were asked to make to New Jersey Citizen Action, a nonprofit group that criticized Mr. Torricelli's Republican opponent.

Drug companies traded lower as regulators continued to scrutinize their business practices.

She said that residents and visitors to Capitol Hill had experienced traffic congestion as officers at checkpoints continue to scrutinize cars and stop and inspect larger vehicles, including sport utility vehicles and trucks as well as cars that seem suspicious.